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We offer a variety of online training solutions designed to help you and your furry friend achieve success

We offer a variety of online training solutions designed to help you and your furry friend achieve success

Nose work is a series of puzzles our dogs must navigate and work to locate source. The more puzzles and setups that our dogs can be exposed to and learn to work efficiently, the more prepared they will be for real world and competition searching. Dogs pull from memory and use that information when working each search.

Did you miss registration for “AG315 - Precision Charged Weaves Poles” last session? Did you take the class, and would you like to continue to get feedback on your weave progress? This handler’s choice class allows you to take the class to teach your dog how to weave from the ground up, or retrain your dog’s weave performance. If you took the class in the previous session, you can continue to train on what we have already started in class. Bronze students will get feedback from my popular teacher’s assistant, Heather Sather. Gold and Silver students get feedback from me.

Are you fed up with "just managing" your lungy barky dog in the moment? You can AMP up your management with an Active Management Plan! Don't improvise, don't "make it up as you go along." Give yourself the gift of preparation, and let's show your dog what to do when life gets hard!
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Dogs are constantly reading the visual picture around them. They often respond to what they see before they respond to what we say. The visual picture we create can influence curiosity, arousal, and a dog’s willingness to engage.

Your dog is sound sensitive! Oh no!

When we think about play, it’s easy to focus on the toy or the activity. But play is also physical communication between two bodies. The way a dog moves, breathes, and carries tension during play tells us a lot about how that interaction feels to them. At the same time, the way we move, stand, or approach a dog physically can change how they choose to engage.

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